The Solo Step Overhead Track System is a ceiling mounted body-weight support system that improves safety during gait and balance training. This system allows our patients to practice walking and dynamic tasks without fall risk, allowing therapists to challenge them safely and promote more effective, intensive rehabilitation.

The MyoCycle is an FES assisted cycling system that uses electrical stimulation to activate paralyzed or weakened muscles. The use of FES supports strengthening, cardiovascular conditioning, and improved motor function for individuals with conditions such as spinal cord injury, stroke, or MS. It provides a safe, efficient way to deliver repetitive, task-specific training and promote overall neuromuscular recovery.

The LiteGait harness and treadmill system provides body-weight support to our patients while they practice walking. It allows individuals to engage in safe, intensive gait training. The biofeedback within the treadmill allows individuals to focus on improving step length and weight shifting.

Vestibular First Infrared Goggles are specialized goggles that allow our therapists to observe eye movements using infrared technology. In the clinic they are used to assess and treat vestibular and balance disorders, helping therapists identify dysfunctions such as nystagmus or abnormal gaze responses and guide targeted vestibular rehabilitation.

The AlterG treadmill uses differential air pressure to unweight the body, allowing patients to walk or run with reduced impact and greater safety. It helps individuals practice gait, build endurance, and improve movement quality while minimizing joint stress and fall risk

The Xcite is a functional electrical stimulation (FES) system designed to activate specific muscle groups during guided, task-oriented exercises. It helps patients practice movements such as grasping, reaching, standing, or stepping by pairing electrical stimulation with purposeful activities. This promotes motor relearning, strengthens weakened muscles, and supports more effective, functional rehabilitation.

Smart Cuffs Blood Flow Restriction Training uses adjustable cuffs to partially restrict blood flow to muscles during low-load exercise. It enables patients with weakness or limited tolerance to safely build strength, improve muscle endurance, and enhance rehabilitation outcomes without the need for heavy resistance training

The Neurosensorimotor Integrator is a computerized system that assesses and trains balance, coordination, and sensory integration. It helps patients improve postural control, stability, and functional movement by providing real-time feedback and targeted exercises to challenge the vestibular, visual, and proprioceptive systems

The Cionic Neural Sleeve is a wearable device that delivers functional electrical stimulation to activate weakened muscles. The use of FES supports movement, promoting neuroplasticity, and enabling task-specific training, to help improve overall gait patterns and makes rehabilitation more effective.

The Equalizer Strength Training System is an adaptive multi-gym designed to make strength training accessible to wheelchair users and individuals with limited mobility. Its adjustable, wheelchair-accessible design allows users to perform upper-body exercises without needing to transfer out of their chair.

The Galileo Whole Body Vibration Plate delivers controlled, multi-directional vibrations to stimulate muscles and sensory systems. In the clinic it is used to improve strength, spasticity and circulation, supporting functional mobility and enhancing the effects of traditional therapy.

The Saebo Arm Support is a dynamic mobile arm support that reduces the effects of gravity, allowing patients with shoulder or arm weakness to move more freely during functional tasks. In the clinic it is used to help individuals practice reaching, grasping, and upper-extremity activities with improved control, promoting strength, motor relearning, and greater independence.

The EasyStand Standing Frame provides safe, supported standing for individuals with limited mobility, allowing gradual weight-bearing in an upright position. Using a standing frame helps promote circulation, bone health, posture, and functional engagement while enabling patients to participate in therapeutic activities from a stable, supported stance.

The Rifton Gait Trainer is a supportive walking device designed to help individuals practice gait with improved stability and safety. It allows patients to build strength, develop step patterns, and increase mobility while therapists adjust support levels to promote confidence and more independent movement

Pressure mapping uses sensor-equipped mats to measure how pressure is distributed during sitting. In the clinic it helps therapists identify high-pressure areas, optimize wheelchair seating or positioning, and reduce the risk of skin breakdown while improving comfort and posture.

The Pilates Reformer and Tower provide adjustable, resistance-based movement training that supports controlled strengthening, flexibility, and core stability. In the clinic it allow patients to perform guided, low-impact exercises that improve alignment, balance, and functional movement while accommodating a wide range of mobility levels.

ARCEX is the first system FDA-cleared for non-invasive spinal cord stimulation for people with spinal cord injury. The non-invasive ARCEX System is comprised of a stimulator that delivers electrical pulses to the cervical spinal cord via electrodes placed on the skin at the back of the neck. The ARCEX System is indicated to improve hand sensation and strength for people with a chronic cervical spinal cord injury. It can be used in the rehabilitation clinic while you practice tasks of daily living that help enable movement